April 11 (Bloomberg) -- Shares of the following companies
had unusual moves in Philippine trading. Stock symbols are in
parentheses and prices are as of the close of trading in Manila.

The Philippine Stock Exchange Index fell for a fourth day,
losing 0.1 percent to 5,017.44, the lowest close since March 13.

Miners: Geograce Resources Philippines Inc. (GEO PM) fell
4.7 percent to 81 centavos, the lowest close since Feb. 9, after
a measure of metal prices dropped to the lowest in three months.
Benguet Corp. Class-B (BCB PM) shares, which overseas investors
can own, sank 5.9 percent to 25.40 pesos, the lowest close since
Oct. 25. The London Metals Index, a basket of six metals futures
contracts including copper and nickel, fell 3 percent yesterday
to the lowest level since Jan. 11.

SM Prime Holdings Inc. (SMPH PM), the nation’s biggest
shopping mall operator, fell 2.4 percent to 16.30 pesos, the
lowest close since March 12, after a court stopped the company
from cutting down 182 trees to expand its mall in Baguio City. A
court issued a temporary environmental protection order to stop
SM from cutting down trees, ABS-CBN News reported yesterday. The
company said it planned to build a retaining wall to stop soil
erosion that might eventually affect the “structural
integrity” of the mall.